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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
6
Works on any machine easily adjusted. Price 21 dollars full instructions and samples Marah Bros Wilwaininian Ohio Ju 18 1520 with period spelling and odd phrasing indicate a classified or shop notice for stitching attachments and accompanying instructions.
A Sunday morning accident on the Par rit h Marienville road resulted in the death of 45 year old July Gesausmasst of Marienville. His brother and a boy were in the car, which plunged over an embankment. two other occupants survived with minor injuries. The vehicle reportedly rolled and landed upside down, pinning the driver briefly before rescue.
George Dias, Earl Foutz, and an accomplice were found guilty of burglary third degree and grand larceny for robbing Cherry Creek National Bank. Judge A B Ottaway sentenced Foutz to not less than five nor more than ten years at Auburn State Prison. Foutz, aged M, listed Dayton, Ohio, as home.
In Oil City the Pennsylvania Railroad faces an injunction restraining Federated shop crafts and their officials from interfering with workers brought in to operate South Side shops. The order was sought and granted late Saturday night, served on union officials by the sheriff during the night, as railroad labor tensions rose in the period.
Pauline Stroud, formerly director of Community Service Work in Kane and now with American Near East Relief, survived a three hour drift in a motor sailboat near Proti in Mamora Sea after engine failure. With seven colleagues on board, lack of wind left sails useless until an oar scull steered the craft to safety.
Scouts plan a shorter hike to fit more games and stunts around the campfire. Marshmallows are suggested for the evening snack as Francis coordinates activities at the scheduled start from the Post Office at 7 o clock. Scouts are reminded to be on time.
United Press reports a large Gotham fire injuring fifteen firemen including burns and broken limbs. Fire reserves were called after an explosion at The Manufacturers Transit Company. victims were taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital. A call for moving and razing buildings appears in the same item.
Five persons were injured when an automobile overturned in Allegany Monday. Mrs Fred Serena and daughter Doris of Shinglehouse Pa suffered severe injuries. Fred Serena husband and driver, Wither Son ata, another daughter, and Ruth Sanders of Elkhart Ind were lightly hurt. Doris could not be moved and stayed in an Allegany hotel. Mrs Serena and others were taken to Shinglehouse. The car tires were caught in street car tracks.
Philadelphia July 18 a wholesale shakeup looms in Prohibition enforcement as state prohibition director John T Davis promised an investigation into eight sleuths who failed to identify liquors they had seized. Eight defendants were dismissed, a move criticized by Commissioner Manley for the handling of cases while local enforcement officer Harold Davidson denounced the hearings as burlesque.
Reginald Dunn and Joseph O Sullivan were sentenced to death today in London for the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson.
Unclear ad copy promotes Peterson's Ointment for pimples and skin inflammation. Claims it aids eczema, skin itch, sore feet and piles. Marketing text lists prices 6c, 1.00, 2.50, 6.00 and mentions Hruggints, Mo.
A major social event is announced for Youngsville Pa on Tuesday evening July 18 at the 1 O. F Yall. The Medal Shy of Youngsville Papaveros All-Star Six orchestra led by Joe will play the dancing program. Queens and gentlemen are invited to attend and expect guests from Warren Jamestown Corky and surrounding areas for an evening of pleasure.
An OCR fragment markets a dubious remedy for piles with bold claims of instant relief. It touts Ban Cam Otnr Mont Cor and Gar Yurn Ointment as cures, mentions iron stoves and gas, and instructs readers to visit drugstores or contact a local carrier for stock details, all in garbled sales prose.
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